Pinacanauan River Isabela
San Mariano, Isabela
Pinacanauan River was established in Brgy. Minanga in San Mariano, Isabela, where a significant population was rediscovered in 1999. It is 30 minutes by boat from the sea.
Pinacanauan River Isabela News
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Pinacanauan River In Isabella
Pinacanauan River was established in Brgy. Minanga in San Mariano, Isabela, where a significant population was rediscovered in 1999. It is 30 minutes by boat from the sea.
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San Mariano Isabela Philippine Crocodile Municipal Rearing Station
Amidst the foothills of Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park, one can cozy up with the world's rarest crocodile ??" the Philippine freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus mindorensis) or burakot in the Ilocano tongue. This is a relatively small crocodilian species, with most adults measuring five feet in length. However, they are known to reach maximum lengths of 10 feet. Close to extinction, less than 100 adults remain in the wild, making the animal even more endangered than the Philippine eagle. The last remaining populations can only be found in remote rivers and wetlands of Isabela and Maguindanao. ...
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Crossing Pinacanauan River Of San Mariano Isabela
We used Dump Truck to Inspect the Small Water Impounding Project (SWIP) at Brgy. Panninan, San Mariano, Isabela.
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Palanan and Maconacon June 2011
This trip started in Cauayan City, Isabela, with a 23-minute Cyclone Air flight to Palanan on the east coast of Luzon, on a single-engine 7-seater plane flying low over the rain forest of the Sierra Madre. From Palanan we took a bangka to Divilacan, and from there land transportation to Maconacon. We then flew back to Cauayan City from Maconacon on the same Cyclone Air flight. There is no road passable to vehicles leading to Palanan, or from Palanan to Divilacan and Maconacon.
The Flight to Palanan
Palanan is a town of about 16000 people that can only be reached by boat in 7 hours from A ... -
Off The Beaten Track In The Philippines
This trip started in Cauayan City, Isabela, with a 23-minute Cyclone Air flight to Palanan on the east coast of Luzon, on a single-engine 7-seater plane flying low over the rain forest of the Sierra Madre. From Palanan we took a bangka to Divilacan, and from there land transportation to Maconacon. We then flew back to Cauayan City from Maconacon on the same Cyclone Air flight. There is no road passable to vehicles leading to Palanan, or from Palanan to Divilacan and Maconacon.
PALANAN is a town of about 16000 people that can only be reached by boat in 7 hours from Aurora Province, by foot i ...